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GENELEC MONITORING LETS JEFFERY ALAN JONES COVER ALL THE BASES ...

— Composer, sound designer and producer for high-profile projects says that Genelec speakers give him the consistency and reliably great sound that lets him cut easily across media and genres —

NATICK, MA, September 28, 2009 — If a music dictionary sought to define the word “eclectic,” it would do well to simply refer to Jeffery Alan Jones. The composer, arranger, pianist, producer and sound designer has enjoyed a successful and varied career. He has been involved with music and sound for feature films, including The Gold Retrievers, featuring Billy Zane and Steve Guttenberg, Man Woman Film starring Cameron Diaz and The Seamstress, featuring Lance Henrikson. Jones has also written arrangements and orchestrations for several shows and ensembles, including the Chicago Pops Orchestra, the Hollywood Symphony and the Culver City Civic Light Opera. He was the winner of the 2002 Los Angeles Competition for his orchestral composition, Cinema Fantastique. He also performs regularly with his jazz trio. Most recently, he completed the sound design for Ghostbusters: The Video Game, which came out earlier this year and is being re-released for more platforms in time for Halloween. What ties this varied array of media and genres together for Jones are the Genelec monitors that he relies upon in his two studios, Alan Audio Works, in Hollywood and Long Beach, California. The Hollywood branch of the studio features a surround-monitoring field consisting of five Genelec 8030A Bi-Amplified Monitors and a 7060A Active Subwoofer (also known as the LSE Power Pak). The Long Beach studio utilizes Genelec 1030A monitors in a 5.1 configuration.

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